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Infinite 150 users will not see their data usage using MyDigi app, it will only show unlimited.

IbnuKhams, try logging in using no. instead of email.

owh that's right

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Having tried both, I still prefer B618. M1 cannot pull signal as good as B618.

U know what ,i rather using my old mifi only support b3 then "bangsawan b618" for stable network
Im not sure why cant stream 4k if using 4g+ line not stable
Using b3 really good for consistent line and can stream 4k with minimum buffering
I think b7 not stable yet
But b618 really good if u can lock band

This post has been edited by ery234: Oct 21 2018, 03:28 PM

I guess location wise. My area used to be dominated by B3 and B7 was much slower, so I was using 4G only. However, early this year B7 started to be the better band in my area and I'm enjoying my 4G+ speed at more than 100Mbps alk the time.

Good for you
4g+ i can get around 90mbps but line not stable sometimes cant stream 480p so i stick with b3 for the moment because use iptv need stable connection

I'm also using Android box all the time, Astro Go, IPTV and shows streaming like Netflix and alike, so far no issue.

Yes same with me but b7 at my area not stable yet i think
Netflix run smoothly but iptv got buffer
Im not sure when do speed test seems ok
Maybe my provider iptv server not really good

Yes some IPTV servers are not stable and buffer a lot.

Thank you so much! I'll get one to try it out.

Create an account in digi website. Once you login in dashboard you can see for 28 days usage

dropping in to say...

cilaka digi, for the 2nd time I kena unauthorized charges 'DOB for fortumo'.
previously I made a report to MCMC to get a refund.
About 1 or 2 months later, kena again! And the timing of the said unauthorized charges, ngam ngam during the period where I didn't login to the router to check for fishy sms.
Last time the fortumo scammers initiate the charges by sending a sms, something like "your xxx game trial has been activated, please reply stop within x days if you don't want to continue"

I googled and found that this issue is still rampant in the digi community forums. Most, if not all of the victims use the sim card in a router.

https://www.google.com/search?q=digi+dob+fo...nt=firefox-b-ab

add on:
https://fortumo.com/blog/how-can-carrier-bi...d-be-prevented/

the irony, an article by FORTUMO themselves
Let me quote one part from the article:
If the device is a 4G data router and not a phone, payments should be disabled by default.

Exactly. Direct carrier billing was never set up on this account.

Unless it was the previous owner since the number is recycled as what I have read.

This post has been edited by cannavaro: Oct 23 2018, 10:36 AM

Yes it is. Tell Digi, either they clear your profile with no whatsoever funny subscription or you will escalate to MCMC again.

They really like to taichi, always blame it on user accidentally clicking pop ups and all.. saying they have no control over the transaction, BS
Despite indirectly saying "we are not to blame for these charges" they will still say "however we will help you request for a refund". LOL

The pattern is clear, they (whoever they are, could be digi or fortumo or both working hand in hand or some unknown scammer) target those who use the simcard in a 4G router.

I only kena once RM 0.50 for some Bangla voicemail. I called Digi CS and asked about this, then they taught me how to stop it and disabled my voice mail. They cannot blame me because impossible I will subscribe since I'm not a bangla.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Oct 23 2018, 12:05 PM

Wta why when do speed test if 4g+ we get high speed let say 90mbps but ehen download we cant archive 9Mps only get around 2-5mbps
Its that speed test combine speed b3&b7 but when download only used higher band speed?

You can't compare speed tests with actual downloads. Speed tests are only good to conpare with other speed tests. The actual speed of a download is determined by so many different factors, some of which has nothing to do with the service provider you're on.